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roman
17 posts recovered 5 threads started First seen 21 May 2010 Last seen 19 Feb 2013
Threads started
5 in the archive- Rear Sprocket Flew Off On Freeway roman · 18 Feb 2013 – 21 Feb 2013
- De-smogging a 4th gen (CA) roman · 2 Sep 2010 – 20 Sep 2010
- 3rd gen twin turbo snippet roman · 27 Aug 2010 – 29 Aug 2010
- Best thing to smoothen abs plastic roman · 26 Jun 2010 – 28 Jun 2010
- Single front brakes conversion on 4th gen roman · 1 Jun 2010 – 3 Jun 2010
Recent posts
All 17- Rear Sprocket Flew Off On Freeway I assume you'll be replacing the front sprocket as well? I am surprised nothing got eaten up. I heard/felt a sudden 'snap', and immediately pulled the clutch in. I noticing a part falling back in my mirror.. I thought…
- Rear Sprocket Flew Off On Freeway So my rear sprocket flew off on the freeway yesterday. Right along with the sprocket carrier. Looks like the nut got loose but didn't notice it.. Was going 80mph when it happened, luckily I had enough momentum to coast…
- It's almost sexual Here's a similar video of a CBX... This guy's no slouch. That's his buddy is following on a Kaw ZXR750. This was taped back at '95 at the Isle of Manx.
- Finally an entry level Honda [image: View Post]kaldek, on 30 October 2010 - 05:35 PM, said: My first bike was the predecessor to this one - the VT250 Spada. It was one of the first bikes to have a twin-spar aluminium frame and was released in 1989!…
- De-smogging a 4th gen (CA) I'm thinking of de-smogging my 4th gen. Does anybody know the best procedure to go by? What to remove/unplug? Are there any cavets? Like any smog part that's connected to it's normal running?. I have a California bike;…
- 3rd gen twin turbo snippet [image: Posted Image] saw this scan of a magazine clipping. Apparently it's a 3rd gen VFR with a twin turbo. It's not in english (it looks Scandinavian), but what I can surmise is that it's 300hp(??) anyone know…
- easiest weight reduction mods? Oh yeah you're the 16 year old newbie. In that case I wouldn't worry about the VFR's weight until you've gotten some experience down. The VFR's (6th gen and below) are around 500lbs or so, which is about average for a…
- easiest weight reduction mods? Install a supercharger. It won't reduce any weight but it'll swing the power-to-weight ratio WAY UP.
- Best thing to smoothen abs plastic [image: View Post]SEBSPEED, on 26 June 2010 - 11:44 AM, said: A wire wheel?? Really??? [image: Posted Image] I'm sorry if this sounds mean, but if you thought that was a good idea at the time, you're going to want to…
- Best thing to smoothen abs plastic So I'm trying to primer a replacement left rear panel for my 4th gen. It's an OEM part I got from a junkyard, but some work has already been done to it since there's a white primer-like layer already on it.. Anyways,…
- 4th gen tail section made into one piece ^ Wow it looks really nice and clean! :fing02: I just might do it!
- Single front brakes conversion on 4th gen [image: View Post]nil5, on 01 June 2010 - 04:36 PM, said: [image: View Post]roman, on 01 June 2010 - 04:23 PM, said: If I go ahead and do it, I'll probably avoid freeways and stick to urban streets, as i wouldn't go…
- Single front brakes conversion on 4th gen [image: View Post]chris2992, on 01 June 2010 - 03:29 PM, said: [image: View Post]roman, on 01 June 2010 - 10:37 AM, said: The problem is that each front discs are held in with 6 bolts near the hub of the rim.. So for…
- Single front brakes conversion on 4th gen hmm does a Hawk GT 650 front rim fit a 4th gen vfr? :)
- Single front brakes conversion on 4th gen Ok now I think it's a bad idea... mostly from what V4 Rosso says about it being designed for 1-disc vs not. I came to thinking this from an emergency stop perspective; the brakes will heat up twice as much for the same…
- Single front brakes conversion on 4th gen I'm thinking of converting my front brakes from dual disc to single disc, mostly for aesthetics, since I'm stripping and polishing my rims and want more of it to 'show'. I'm no engineer but I do know that the brakes…
- 4th gen tail section made into one piece This looks awesome. I want to do this as well... I've had my tail section fall apart after 40K miles... once a single fastener gets loose on the back it rattles apart rather quickly :(. Right now I held it together…
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